we're introduced to her in this week's wednesday's child. >> meet amina. she's very artistic. >> purple, pink. >> loves to color or anything related to art. >> thank you, mr. hole freeze. >> amina is a very friendly and cute zblirl she's very loveable, helpful, she's protective of families altogether even on her resource mother right now she's very protective of. anybody that she forms a bond with, she will protect them and care for them basically for the rest of their life. >> amina hasn't had a lot of experience with pets, but today she's really enjoying playing with cats. she considers herself more a dog person, but she's adaptable. this little spit fire is super talented. >> she is very artistic. she loves to sing, dance, anything art related she's very good at. she is very smart. recently learned that she's learning spanish, months in spanish. so she's doing really good with that. >> what amina lacks say forever family. but what she has to offer is more precious than jewels. >> she would open up her heart to any family. she -- like we said, she has a

we are introduced to this week's wednesday's child. >> meet amina. she's very artistic, loves to color or anything related to art. >> thank you. >> reporter: she's a very friendly and cute little girl. >> she's very lovable. she's very helpful. she's protective of families altogether, even her resource mother right now, she's very protective of. anybody that she forms a bond with, she will protect them and care for them basically for the rest of their life. >> reporter: amina hasn't had a lot of experience with pets but today she's really enjoying playing with cats. she considers herself more a dog person, but she's adaptable. this little spit fire is super talented. >> she is very artistic. she loves to sing, dance, anything art-related, she's very good at. she is very smart. recently we learned she's learning spanish. she's des anglais really good with that. >> reporter: she lacks a forever family. >> she would open up her heart to any family. like we said, she has a big heart. she just wants to care for someone and love someone and she wants someo

water damage in amina rubio's apartment. >> it came down through here.first thing. >> it's coming down. >> yeah, it was like being in a storm. >> reporter: she was concerned about mold setting in and asked veritas for repairs. >> i asked for it to be looked at and they didn't start looking at it for approximately six months. >> reporter: the apartment is now repaired. joan crest wouldn't comment on amina's case specifically but said they sometimes have to prioritize repair calls. >> if it's something that might not be life safety related our goal would be to respond to that within 48 hours. >> reporter: one other note, veritas chose this furnished apartment across from the ritz carlton hotel as the setting for our interview. >> someone could tum in and rent this for a month, two months, three months. >> so it's a corporate rental. >> it is a corporate rental, yeah. >> reporter: for the i-team dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> president trump says the controversial republican memo released yesterday vindicates him. he tweeted today, "but the russian witch hunt g

so what we're looking to do is to improve leo and amina's on-line experience, and to do that, we plan to increase accessiblity and mobile friendliness. we also need to make really importantly functional updates, meaning things that we couldn't do on our old content management system, including making it easy to find information in a different kind of information architecture than what we were able to develop eight years ago, and we also have something really critical. while we have on our main site, i think some strong language accessiblity, and we do have accessiblity for people with disabilities, we need to bring all of our sites up to that kind of accessiblity standard, and we're even under a mandate from the office of civil rights, along with other districts across the country, to meet that standard. so i just want to tell you briefly about the process, and then, i'm going to turn it over to melissa to tell you about what's next. so exigy did one-on-one interviews. they looked for the kinds of challenges that our users face. they looked for the type of concerns that our multilingu

. >> amina, it starts at the white house where the president of the united states says in all caps that the new fbi texts are bombshells -- who told him that? who whispered that conspiracy theory in his ear. we don't expect the president of the united states to read and notice dates baurks he just doesn't read, we've been told time and again he doesn't read. >> and he surroundeded himself with people who are either massively unqualified and unprepared to help him or to have bad intentions. let's bring in "the wall street journal" reporter who has the new reporting on the true context of the potus mention in the newly released strzok texts. he's been covering these text message exchanges between strzok and page closely for the "journal." >> i wouldn't mind if you explained again the background of these two people, why they were texting beyond the fact that rick mentioned they had a relationship. what is new coming out of here, what is being -- what is being edited for nefarious purposes as they are being put out in the public eye? >> well peter strzok was the lead agent in the hillary cl